Towards BARKINGSIDE
VALENTINES MANSION & GARDENS. VALENTINES PARK
GANTS HILL. Central Line UNDERGROUND STATION
A PLESSEY FACTORY, here?. An UNDERGROUND one!
BARKINGSIDE
HIGH ST. shops and eaterie
Barkingside: BARNARDO’S VILLAGE GREEN
BARNARDO’S HQ
Former BARNARDO’S CHILDREN COTTAGES
ALDBOROUGH WALK & FAIRLOP WATERS
My suggestion: Follow this walk published by the L B of REDBRIDGE
PERT COTTAGES
You are leaving behind, to your right, BARKINGSIDE STATION.
Or this can be the starting point
FAIRLOP WATERS
Commemoration of the FAIRLOP OAK
Walk suggestion. With JOHN ROGERS
ALDBOROUGH HATCH FARM
ALDBOROUGH HALL CHAPEL
Outbuildings of ALDBOROUGH HOUSE FARM
ST.PETER’S CHURCH
The gardener gave to 2 pieces of information…
Rests of old LONDON BRIDGE here?
A V1 or a V2, destroying the church’s windows
And I found this…
SUBURBAN TUDOR
THE DICK TURPIN PH, Or rather MILLER & CARTER STEAKHOUSE
WALL and GAZEBO
Captain John Williams (of the East India company) lived in a house with a walled garden in the late 1700’s. This was probably the Old Clock House, demolished in the early 19th Century except for the red-brick garden walls with gabled coping and a former gazebo with a hip tiled roof (now called Cuckoo Hall).
The original Dick Turpin pub was a beer house in one of the Aldborough Hall Farm cottages, believed to date back to 16th Century. The current building opened in 1912, and the current fruit trees were probably planted around the same time. However the 1st Edition Ordnance Survey map (1843-1893) of the area shows there was already an orchard on the site.
There is no record of Dick Turpin riding through Aldborough Hatch, although he may have done so on his way to and from Barking.
ALDBOROUGH HALL FARMHOUSE & OUTBUILDINGS. CAMPSITE
BUNGALOW
ALDBOROUGH HOUSE FARM. House and outbuildings
MOSQUE
Former WHITE’S FARMHOUSE
SUBURBAN ART DECO
NEWBURY PARK BUS STATION
ILFORD WAR MEMORIAL
HAINAULT
CLAYBURY Conservation Area
An extensive area, part residential suburb, part parkland and part semi-natural woodland. It retains evidence of several distinct and distinguished phases of development from Georgian country house, Victorian asylum through to modern residential.
WOODFORD BRIDGE Conservation Area
An area of early settlement rich in historic and architectural interest. The earliest settlement of Woodford, east of the Roding, from where the manor house was later removed.
CHIGWELL ROW
Chigwell Row is a small village falling within the Epping Forestdistrict of Essex. It is located 12.9 miles (20.8 km) north east of Charing Cross. It has a London (020) area code, is served by London Busesroute 150, and the closest London Underground station is Grange Hill.